San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-29

Conservatives are greatly stirred over
O'Brien's speeches and demand his sup.
preston.
English members of parliament who
attend proclaimed meetings, threatened
with arrest.
Chauncey Depew returned from En-
rope says, IL Gladstone lives two years
Ireland will have home rule.
The Cincinnati chamber of commerce
found bar sinister upon the escutcheon
of the ex-bOOt black who wanted mem
bership in their honorable body and re-
jected him. Perhaps he had too much
polish about him and the chamber
thought he would outshine the rest.
The Columbus Enquirer-Sun wants
peace in the happy family, and prays for
an injunction to restrain democrats from
fighting democrats. No Injunction cave
that OF eternal silence can prevent the
dissensions within that party as at pres.
ent constituted.
The wiseacre Of Austin rises to ques-
ton the propriety ofJudge MiIler's tenn
porary appointment OF Miss Phobe
Couzins as United States marshal for the
st. Louis district. Miss COuzins has
practically managed the office for
months, and II ST. Louis can stand 1t and
the United States Justice counsel 1t, the
Statesman will kindly withdraw Its OBJ
iections so as not to embarrass the
court.
The Naval academy court martial
finds Cadet Leonard, of Texas, as well
as two of his oronies guilty of hazing,
but does not recommend dismissal as 1t
was very light haze AS they were
only little blacKgpsrds, not big ones,
the superintendent - requested t. re-
primand and pass the offenders this
time.
The Atlanta Constitution grumbles
at Foraker because he will not open his
mouth to declare who snubbed him.
Foraker, as a gentleman, has no accusa-
tiOns to make against the sex of which
his own wife Is so distinguished an or
nament. The Constitution forgets that
the republican standard bearers never
war OF women and children.
FLORIDA takes the cake in the invita-
ton craze. Every southern city has We'd
with its rival in sending the most costly,
or the most representative invitation to
the pEteiucut, requesting ule pEcscuCc Us
ne swings around the circle. Jackson
ville's invite is incased between lids OF
curly pine native to Florida. The lids
are held together by hinges or back
made of alligator skin, and are nine in
ches wide, fifteen In length and three
eighths of an inch thick. They are high
ly polished, and on the outside one is
painted bunch of magnolias in full
bloom. The Enclosure Is five pages of
bristol board, upon which the invitation
is written, as well as the signatures Of
the committee delegated to present it..
And these pages are also uniquely orna-
mented with India ink sketches on the
borders, of scenes and of the flora and
will not get to Florida, but Florida will
get into the white house. The whole
work is harmonious, artistic, well blend
ed and will be a seritable bit Of the
state dropped into the presidential csbi-
net of curios.
CHAUNCEY DEPEw punctures the bubble
Of democrtio Initiation which has so in
dustriously given his name to the coun-
try as republican candidate for presi-
Dental honors. Mr.. Depew is not q can
didate. This is final. The democracy
are also informed by Mr.. Depew that he
does not vote the 5000 Ballots of en-
ployes II the New York Central and that
IL he was q candidate for presidential
honOrs he should follow no democratic
presidents coercing his employees to
vote for him. ChaunoeY is no chicken.